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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-29, Page 13ENERGY & CHEMICAL WORKERS . LOCAL 16 SPOUSE INFORMATION NIGHT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29th 8 P.M. SALTFORD - THIS IS A SPECIAL MEETING FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SPOUSES OF UNION (LOCAL 16) WORKERS. PURPOSE: •to explain why we are on strike. *what benefits are available to workers who are injured on the job. - GUEST SPEAKERS ALL INTERESTED LADTESTeltE URGED TO AillE-NUE-- 4.1 Sports Teams geared up for new ball season p a Baseball season is fast approaching, and area leagues are hurrying to • gather teams, book diamond time, and schedule games. The Men's Intermediate Fastball team is set for the new season as defending Western Ontario Major A champions. This year, their -- home games will be held on Tuesday nights starting at 9 p.m. under the lights at Agriculture Park. Doug Cruickshank and Gord McDonald will be handling coaching duties again this year, and Murray Buden is the manager. The Men's Industrial Fastball League will feature - the same nine teams this 4114 year: Bedford Hotel, Canada Company, French Dry Cleaners, Fisher Custom Builders, Gord's Sports, Green & Parent, Lakeport Steelers, McGee Pontiacs, and Zeibarts. The defending champion is Gord's Sports, who beat out Lakeport in the finals last season. , The new season starts May 10 a t Ag Park. Games will be played there throughout the summer on Sunday, Mon- day, Tuesday, and Wed- nesday evenings. The executive includes president Jim Harrison, vice president John Philips, secretary Myles Murdock, treasurer Bill Kirkey, past president Jim McWhinney, umplre-in-chief Ron Klages, and tournament chairman Doug Fisher. The Industrial League will again be hosting their Labor Day Fastball Tournament this year, and the league is considering a change in the manner in which Goderich teams will qualify for the tourney. • - If anyone is interested in picking • up some extra money this summer, you may Consider becoming an umpire. Contact Ron Klages for details. Also, Mrs. Muria) Williamson, . who has been scorekeeper for the league in the past, has retired her posidon. The league pays $2 per game, of which there are about 200, if anyone is in- terested. There are 18 teams en- tered in the Goderich Men's Slowpitch League this season. The league is seperated into three divisions; A division in- cludes Meneset, Signal -Star, Port Albert Bulldogs, Garb and Gear, Firemen, Coyotes; B division includes Wheelsmen, Oldtithers, Local 1863, 'Smith's Car- petbaggers, Carlow Country, Optimists; C division in- cludes Tickers Brickers, Cobras, Renegades, Bluewater, Salinger Wood, and Champc o. Each team ,plays the teams in its own division twice and each of the others once for a total of 22 games. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AFRIL 29, 1981—PAGE 13 The games will take place on the Signal -Star, GDCI, St. Mary's, and Ag Park diamonds usually at 7 and 9 p.rn. on Thursdays and Sundays. Defending champions from the two divisions last season are Menesut and the Coyotes. President of the league for this season is Dave Cloet, vice president Ken Duncan, secretary Bruce Baker, treasurer Chris, Conner, umpire -in -chief Pete VVanner, , and tournament chairman Don Johnson. Theannual tournament will take place July 10, 11, 12 at•Ag Park. There will be 32 teams in the A B division and eight teams in the C division. The Slowpitch League's project this season includes plans to erect a fence around the GDCI diamind 'if ap- proval is given. Look for an update on the women's leagues in next week's paper. Y7.125H LisrPirisweeeSek$ l48, 9.00 Th 1600.0° Against Yamaha 's 1981 YZ125H the competition might as well be taking a Sunday drive. In every department, the YZ125H is totally new -from horse- poWer to suspension to reliability . About the only thing we didn't change is the color. r) 1 Mile West and 1 Mile South ol I lensall ELDER ENTERPRISES SALES & SERVICE DIAL 262-6142 HEN,SALL - ONT. Your Authorized 1 amaha lull Set.% ice Dealer YAMAHA • "There's no finish like a handrubbedfinish!" 44. The Goderich Minor Hockey Association held its senior banquet at Saldord Valley Hall last Wednesday, and Bill Rahbek, coach of the Signal -Star Juveniles, received the James A. Willienson trophy for his outstanding con- - fribution to minor hockey. (Photo by Cath Wooden) Oi" it • • 49/ Emily Crew received a trophy for her outstandhig con- tribution to minor hockey last Wednesday when the senior half of the Goderich Minor Hockey Association held their banquet at Saltford Valley Hall. (Photo by Cath Wooden) The Thursday Men's bowling league of six teams held their annual year end banquet at the Legion Hall last Thursday night. Clem Desjardine; left, donated the trophy to the winning team captain Ticker Mero. Other team members are Ed Streetar, Ron Plunkett; front row from left, Chuck WMiams, Knobby Allen, and Turk Dougherty. (Photo by Cath Wooden) To discuss monoxideproblem Rec board plans to invite Dr. Brian Lynch, Medical Officer of H alth for the county, to theiijr next meeting so that the tloard and Dr. Are Lynch can discuss the problem with carbon monoxide from the tractor during Young Canada Week. Twenty hockey players were taken to hospital suf- fering from headaches, nausea, and cramps during Young Canada Week. The health unit determined that racers show well Sean Van Longen, Randy Marriage, and Chuck Col- lins, all 'Huron County residents, made their mark against stiff competition during motocross races this past weekend. Sean Van Dongen placed seventh in the 125 Junior class and Randy Marriage finished tenth in the 80A class at the Silverdome Supercross in Pontiaic, Michigan. Both athletes had to qualify against hundreds of, riders from Michigan and Ohio over the past few weeks to get to the Supercross final. Sailor gives tips Members of the Goderich Sailing Club at their April 21 meeting were given some basic racing strategy by world class sailor Terry Neilson of Toronto. Neilson is three -time Canadian Laser champion in 1978, '79, and '80; the Pan American gold medalist in 1979 and represented Canada in the Laser Worlds and in the Finn Class North American championships in 1981. The Goderich Sailing Club ME BALD? 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It is the Superdigger Motocross, featuring Senior and Experts with the 250 Junior Sport class. Qualifiers are at 11 a.m. and finals at 2 p.m. the cause was high carbon monoxide • emissions from the tractor that was cleaning the ice more often than usual. The large door at the end of the arena was opened and that temporarily solved the problem, but Dr. Lynch feels that the arena needs better ventilation or something on the tractor to cut dot -4.n on carbon monoxide. Member Ron Bushell suggested that a device be installed on the tractor's exhaust system which will clean the carbon monoxide away. He said that this device is used on machinery in the mines and that one would cost about $600, Members:, decided to request that Dr. Lynch be present at the next meeting to advise the board on the matter. LADIES! PLAN TO ATTEND 1/icet 18 b„ ANTIQUE *i*STE VARNIb •' 8C.)!T SHEEN INOT MATES A RICH PATINA DURABLE AS POLVUREMA" ALCOHOL & WATER PERMIAN! DANGER AtAl 4IV. 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